Kay Harms

Weekend Playlist Pick

For my weekend posts I thought I’d start sharing with you the songs on my iPod playlist. How’s that? Fun! That’s how that is. Now I can’t always find YouTube videos of my favorite tunes that necessarily speak to me the way I want them to, but I’m going to do my best to line you up with at least… Read More

The Sweet Voice in My Head – Meet Holley Gerth

Today I want to introduce you to one of the sweet voices that has been speaking truth and grace into my life lately. Her words have resonated with me, but more importantly, God has used her simple but profound book to bring some healing and rest to my soul. I met Holley Gerth at the She Speaks Conference last July…. Read More

No One Noticed? Walk with Me a Minute…

Encouraging Words for the Trail My heart was aching. I managed to stop the tears, so my makeup stayed in place. I had dressed myself in something comfortable, but professional at the beginning of the day, and I still looked pulled together. I walked into the store with my one and only Coach handbag dangling from my arm and my… Read More

What Now? – God’s Answer

Change isn’t just difficult, although it certainly is. Change leads us into uncharted territory. It isn’t just a new place, a new thing; it requires something new from us, too. Change means that the old way of doing things no longer achieves the same results. The old path is closed and we must explore a new one. The song we… Read More

Which Way Should I Go? – God’s Answer

Are you at a crossroads? Occasionally we come upon a divide in the road. And really we have mutliple choices. We can turn left or right. We can try, against all probability, to stand still. Or we can turn back in fear or out of a longing for the familiar. And in such instances we want so badly to get it… Read More

What am I Doing Here? – God’s Answer

When I was growing up in a small town in Georgia, I couldn’t wait to pack up a cute little car with all my belongings and drive away one day. I just knew I was destined for bigger and better things. Of course, today I travel almost 2,000 miles as often as I can to get back to that “little”… Read More